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on 19/11/2020, 05:25:09 UTC
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on 18/06/2020, 13:20:07 UTC
cryptocurrencies are finding their niche because using cash is becoming increasingly difficult. However, this does not mean that digital money will ever be able to replace traditional ones and become a full-fledged means of payment.
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2020 will be a good year for Bitcoin. In addition to halving, theres the upcoming presidential election and political instability in the Middle East. when US launched an airstrike on Iran Bitcoin began to rise in price and went up from $ 6,900 to $ 9,000 in two weeks.
wow, noone has ever put it like that before. never knew that airstrikes could actually bring to something good. though I still think you shouldnt have brought it up.
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Many talk about the beneficial effect of coronavirus on Bitcoin. For example, Tom Lee, the co-founder of Fundstrat Global Advisors, said that the coin will rise in price by the end of this year to $40,000 due to halving, epidemic and geopolitical instability in the Middle East.
all those billionaires have different opinions and we shouldnt listen to them because they are rich.
we shouldnt listen to them because they are rich, we should listen to them because of the reason why they are rich: they know how to make money.
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instability in the world market discarded the recognition of digital money a year and a half ago. At the same time, the crisis due to coronavirus, economic shock and inflation will help Bitcoin prove itself.
oh come onnnn! Vitalik Buterin says 95% of cryptocurrency cost forecasts are nonsense! and I would much rather believe him than anyone else.
you just ruined someones hopes for Bitcoin to go up to $100,000 ^)))
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on 17/06/2020, 10:33:41 UTC
instability in the world market discarded the recognition of digital money a year and a half ago. At the same time, the crisis due to coronavirus, economic shock and inflation will help Bitcoin prove itself.
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cryptocurrency is now difficult to consider as an investment asset. Perhaps the situation will change in the future, but this requires the adoption of laws on raising capital in tokens and the regulation of the cryptocurrency market by central banks.
Invest, but remember about the risks.
the current crisis is an opportunity to invest in stocks since after removal of the quarantine their value will recover. I missed the ideal moment to purchase securities during the March recession, but there are still good opportunities...
As demand recovers, stock prices of manufacturers of sports equipment and clothing, travel accessories and more are also likely to rise. However there is a risk that many companies will go bankrupt as the quarantine is extended.
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cryptocurrency is now difficult to consider as an investment asset. Perhaps the situation will change in the future, but this requires the adoption of laws on raising capital in tokens and the regulation of the cryptocurrency market by central banks.
Invest, but remember about the risks.
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coronavirus and the quarantine led to a drop in the stock market, and the prices of most large and small companies fell. For example, Boeing's securities have fallen by 60% over the past three months. I must agree on the statement the market wont recover from this anytime soon.
Retail stocks also dropped significantly. securities of Macy`s fell by 70% in three months, from $16.4 to its current mark of $5.1. GAP decreased by 60% since the end of January, from $17.7 to $7.
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Bitcoin will not achieve mass acceptance by society and will not become a popular means of payment. One of the reasons for this is the lack of desire for Apple and Google to interact with cryptocurrency apps.
Another reason is rejection of digital money by leading services such as YouTube. there was a time when it began blocking cryptocurrency related videos, defining them as malicious or dangerous content. For the same reason, Vitalik Buterin video about the Ethereum roadmap recorded in 2016 was deleted.
No less important factor is the failure of banks to carry out operations with digital money.
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on 17/06/2020, 08:39:54 UTC
Bitcoin will not achieve mass acceptance by society and will not become a popular means of payment. One of the reasons for this is the lack of desire for Apple and Google to interact with cryptocurrency apps.
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One of the topics that is now very actively moving amid all the news about the coronavirus is total surveillance. countries can introduce this in large cities, having received all the data from a smartphone, navigation and cameras.
if this is introduced everywhere, what will be the consequences for citizens and does it look like a new state order? Since if the virus suddenly recedes, the states are unlikely to give up control over every citizen.
Too much data is too little data. If they follow everyone, then they do not follow anyone.
you didn't really calm me down.
it is just an array of data. one must understand that to a significant extent this will hit just those who will introduce IT. so maybe you should delete your facebook account and calm down.
for totalitarian countries, such surveillance will have a huge number of advantages for the existing regime, because any person can become guilty, at any moment necessary for the state. Since the laws are written in such a way that they will be violated in any way. And when it is necessary - any person will instantly fall under either administrative or criminal prosecution.
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One of the topics that is now very actively moving amid all the news about the coronavirus is total surveillance. countries can introduce this in large cities, having received all the data from a smartphone, navigation and cameras.
if this is introduced everywhere, what will be the consequences for citizens and does it look like a new state order? Since if the virus suddenly recedes, the states are unlikely to give up control over every citizen.
Too much data is too little data. If they follow everyone, then they do not follow anyone.
you didn't really calm me down.
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One of the topics that is now very actively moving amid all the news about the coronavirus is total surveillance. countries can introduce this in large cities, having received all the data from a smartphone, navigation and cameras.
if this is introduced everywhere, what will be the consequences for citizens and does it look like a new state order? Since if the virus suddenly recedes, the states are unlikely to give up control over every citizen.
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if bitcoin is adopted as the main payment system, this will mean that society is taking the path of self-government, the principle of decentralization is contrary to the formation of monopolies and concentration of financial capital in narrow circles, the state is slowly disappearing, and is dying off.
countries appeared before the advent of money; lowering the level of control over money does not cancel states. Bitcoin may just be a tool to improve the system.
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thomasjohn768
on 16/06/2020, 12:31:31 UTC
Modern Bitcoin would hardly have appeared without blast furnaces, although then it was almost impossible to imagine. Therefore, refusal of control should not be allowed now, until the consequences are visible that may become obvious in the future.
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Information has slipped that the very first Bitcoin addresses may be compromised, and the work carried out by people to update the Bitcoin code reduces the likelihood of hacking options.
Hacking is always possible. Smart hacking will not compromise the system. For the system itself, it will be just a new reality in which it will logically work. Without human control, internal errors will be multiplied. My experience is that any systems fail.